Hollywood Headlines: A week in review

The young star was detained under a “5150 psychiatric hold” after setting a neighbor’s driveway on fire. And the saga continues: Bynes’ parents wish to obtain legal control of her affairs after more than a year of strange behavior.  (Neilson Barnard / Getty Images)

As if Queen Bey needed to prove her commitment to performing, the tenacious diva didn’t miss a note in “Halo” while her locks were getting twisted up in an onstage fan. The only time she’s ever probably paused during a show was to scold a fan for touching her behind.  (Robin Harper / Invision for Parkwood Entertainment)

Nevermind lack of stage fright. At 79, Shirley Jones may not be scared of anything at all. The actress gets into the nitty-gritty of her sex life as she unravels the story of her rocky marriage with the late Jack Cassidy. “I never would have written this book if I weren’t the age I am now,” she said.  (Chris Pizzello / Invision )

There’s one of her topless. Another in which she’s arching her back in the sunset and yet another of her sandy derriere. Who’s the mystery person behind the camera lens? “My mom can take some good photos,” the model divulged about the pictures she posted on Instagram.

Maybe the model will share more of her mom’s work on social media this summer: “I’m European. I don’t like wearing tops,” Klum said. “And I don’t like tan lines.”  (Michael Loccisano / Getty Images)

The R&B singer finally solidified a place for himself under the spotlight with “Blurred Lines,” the title track on his upcoming record. The hit has stayed afloat on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart for a record-setting seven weeks. According to Interscope Records, the track has reached more than 242.65 million listeners across a number of formats.  (Jason Merritt / Getty Images for BET)

Billy Ray Cyrus and his beau fell back into love after a therapy session, according to reports. If only they discovered the marriage Band-Aid sooner: The wish-washy couple nearly called it quits another time in 2010.  (Paul Buck / EPA)

“Human beings who are addicted to blood. Funny, sexy and bloody (and it’s not ‘Blacula’),” the director revealed about his project on the crowd-funding site. Lee needs $1.25 million by late August to make his film, and he’s currently a fifth of the way there.  (Charles Sykes / Invision/AP)